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My last article raised the question of the expertise of medical experts. Having a surgeon performing an IME to evaluate
With news outlets focused on the global pandemic, it is tempting to assume that data breaches and malware attacks are
The whole world is thinking about office space. Should you require your staff to come in? Should we work remote
We sat down with Jennifer Delgado to discuss her new role on the board of directors for the ACLU of
Arizona Superior Courts are embracing digital technology. The first in the nation, Arizona Courts are exploring the myriad advantages of
A litigation associate with Jones, Skelton & Hochuli in Phoenix, Arizona, Camila Porter wears many hats. She’s also a registered nurse,
On Friday the Thirteenth, March 2020, I walked down the aisle of my local grocery store to the sight of
How much time do you spend on billable work? According to Clio, lawyers record only 2.5 billable hours per day
One of the most entertaining things that I do with Phoenix Medical Legal Services is observing IMEs. It takes a
Electric stun guns are commonly carried by law enforcement professionals across the country. Often referred to as a ‘Taser’ due
Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Gerad and Debbie Claseman, the founders of Dog4Vets, to learn more about their
In reviewing reports from IMEs one of the last questions that this is usually posed to the examining doctor is,
